The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-01-08

Jan. 81. B. Lippincott, the wellknown pub
Usher, died ut Philadelphia.
| Boston under President Buchanan, and who be-
gan the free delivery of letters, died in that city.
Jan. lo-Hon. BENJAMIN Conley, Ex-Governor Of
Georgia, died at his home in Atlanta, Ga.
Senator, died at Jackson, Cal.
| Jan. M--Joseph c. Rankin, member Of Con-
Washington.
Jan. aS-Dcath of ex-U. S. Senator David R.
Atchison on at Aol,, Clinton County, Mo.
see in ls4a and Minister to Russia in 1850, died
Jan si-Benjamin r. Hitchcock, founder OF
| ut New Haven. Conn; said to be the Oldest
| printer In the United States.
Feb &General David " i, Hunter, u s. A. IRE
| Feb. o-Maior General w. 8. Hancock died ut
Governors Island, N. Y.
| cratic politician died at Seattle W. T.
Feb. 12-HOrato Seymour, Ex-Governor of
| New York, died nt the residence of his sister,
s Ns% oTs S
Francisco, died at Denver, Col.
Feb. 1a-Dr: D. B. Ewing, one of the most
prominent ministers of the Southern Presby-
terry, died at Pittsburgh, PA.
Feb. 1S-John B. Cough, for forty years the
leading orator on temperance in the world, died
Feb. A-Henry N. Walker, OF Detroit, first
president OF the Associated Press, died in that
city.
dead while addressing convention of ex.mem-
bers of the Iowa Legislature at Des Moines.
Mar. 8-Senator John +. Miller Of California,
years general passenger agent Of the New York
Central road, died at Schenectady, N. Y.
Mar. 9-Jerome b. Chafiee, first United States
Senator from Colorado, died ut Purdy's Station,
near New York.
Mar. l5-,Michael Hahn, Congressman from
the Second district of Louisiana, and its first
rNN,o IN thn Nvar in1 ut
William Irwin, formerly Governor Of California,
died ut San Francisco.
Mar; ss.Ansel N. Kellogg, president of the
of auxiliary printing, died ut Thomasville, Ga.
Apr. 1a-Thaddeus Fairb anks, the Vermont
scale inventor, died ut ST. Johnsbury, in his
ninetieth year.
Apr. 1a-Dr. J. H. Arnett. superintendent of
the American Express Company died at
Niagara Falls. John H, Noyes. founder Of the
Oneida community near Utica N T., died ut
Apr 94-Death of the widow of Wendell Phil
lips at Boston.
Apr a6-Solomon L. Whitney, United States
District Judge for the Western district of Mich
igan, died at San Diego, Cal.
May 1-Bishop Charles Franklin Robertson,
of the Diocese OF Missouri (EpiscopaD, died in
st. Louis.
May iO-Death of David Fisher, probably at
the time OF his death, in Cincinnati, the Oldest
Congressman living.
May 2l-Dr. Dio Lewis, author and reformer
died at Yonkers, N. Y.
MAY tU-tuneral OF SLlIIm1n .. Davis, PuSt
Grand Chancellor of the World, Knights OF Pyth-
las, occurred at Nashua, N. H.
June 1.JShn . hI. Kelly, the noted Tammany lead
June 5-Rev. Pharcellus Church, one Of the
most prominent Baptist ciergymen, died at Tar
June i5-Death of James S. Kirk, of Chicago,
the millionaire soap-maker.
June l7-Edwn P. Whipple, the wellknown
literary critic, died at Boston.
June s6-Judgc David Davis, ex-Associate JUS
tiCe of the United States Surname Court TTnitai
States Senator and virtually Vice. President OF
the United States, died at Bloomington, ILL.,,
July 5-Death of George w. Porter, publisher
of Baltimore journal of Commerce, IN that city.
80. Chief Poundmaker: noted leader of the
Indians of Northwest Territory, died.
July 10-Henry X. Brown, who cast the first
NY.
July so-Jamos F. Gordon, inventor Of agri-
cultural and printing machinery, died ut
Rochester, N. Y:..: Captain II. 9. Chester, res
cuer of the Hall Arctic Expedition, died ut
July 2s-Death of William Hunter, Second AS
sistant Secretary OF State, who had served in
that department for fifty-three years.
Ne%
Charles F. Conant, formerly Assistant Score
tary Of the Treasury, died at Cambridge, Mass
States Minister to Annoy, China, died II Fuller.
ton, Neb. -. Samuel J. Tilden, died suddenly ut
Greystone, near Yonkers, N. Y, OF paralysis of
thc hoott fio Will poQucutncu @t,uotVO iOI
the establishment OF public institutions.
August lo-Ex- Governor John w. Stephenson
died Ut Covington, Ky.
August ii,Rev. Moses A. Hopkins, Minister.
Resident and Consul General from the United
States 10 Liberia, died at Sierra Leone.
August l2-R. O. Stephenson, fnther OF railroad
Pittsburgh, Pa.
August l7-Henry Reilly, editor OF first daily
paper OF Rochester n: r, died there
and editor OF the New York Weekly Witness, ut
Flushing, l. l.. :. James +. Lewis, first Chief
Justice OF Nevada, died ut Fort Yuma.
August 2l-Professor @. Il: Stowe, husband OF
Harriet Beecher Stowe, died vt Hartford, Conn.
August 23-Amos Adams Lawrence, the phil
anthropist and identified with the settlement
and development OF Kansas, died at Nahant,
Mass
August ao-Judge Rufus p. spAulding died Mt
his home, In Cleveland o,
August 30--Bishop A. /. Drysdale, Episcopal
bishopelect, for Eastern Maryland, died ut
Waukesha, Wis.
Sept. 7-William Baxter, ex-United States
senator and Congressman, author OF famous
Baxter Temperance law, died ut Richmond, Ind.
Sept. N-Rt. Rev ]. +. Shanahan, Bishop OF
| tho Roman Catholic Diocese OF Harrisburg, Pa,
| died " bis residence In that city.